Use Autonomous Coding Goals to Complete Complex Multi-Step Development Tasks
Let the agent handle multi-step tasks autonomously with built-in validation.
Use the `/goal` command to trigger autonomous coding where the agent handles execution and validation to reach a specific end-state.
The Scenario
You have a complex coding objective that requires changing multiple files and verifying the output, but you need to focus on other high-level architectural decisions while the agent handles execution.
Before & after
You would manually research the file structure, write the code, run tests, and fix bugs iteratively. This process typically takes 45–90 minutes depending on complexity.
Use the `/goal` command in Qwen Code. The agent will autonomously execute the steps, using an independent judge model to ensure success, reducing the time to under 5 minutes.
The Prompt
/goal [DESCRIBE_YOUR_CODING_OBJECTIVE_IN_DETAIL_E.G._REFACTOR_THE_LOGIN_MODULE_TO_USE_JWT]
The '/goal' command allows the agent to work through complex, multi-step tasks autonomously. It includes an 'impossible-goal detection' feature to stop early if the request is unfeasible, saving compute and time.
Source
Blog | Qwen Code Docs"Qwen Code v0.16.0 follows suit—plus an independent judge model and impossible-goal detection."